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Thre months 150
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All matters Intended for publication as ell as bust
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THE DAILY HERALD
ur alavais inauguration
1
Last evenings Bulletin conveys the
astonishing information that thctuw
Road Supervisor Mr had
stopped work on Liliha street This
brings to mind at once the story of the
London aldctmcn met to consider n
matter of street paving when one of
them said Just let us lay our heads
together and the thing wilfbc done
The question in the case of Liliha
street is What blockheads came into
conjunction Jo produce the decision
above mentioned Surely it could
not have been by and with the ad
vice of the Minister of the Interior
Mr Aholo must have more common
sense than to connive at such 1 stupid
piccc of- business Mr Kcau one of
the representatives of Honolulu did
good service for his constituents in the
Legislature by securing a special
appropriation for Liliha street The
work having been begun it is an in
tolerable piece of ofliciousness for the
Road Supervisor to stop operations
It would have been bad enough to let
the period elapse without doing any
thing to that street But to stop work
after a large section of the substructure
of the road had been built is to throw
moneyaway in making the street worse
than ever before During the recent
rains -the newly built portion of the
road let carriages down to the hubs in
its soft material but with a well rolled
layer of metal so much of the thor
oughfare would be gogd for years
Even that done might give some show
of decency to the abandonment of the
street This is Mr Alapais inaugural
cNhibit of capacity for the important
position into which he has been thrust
Well save the city from more of Mr
Alapais administration of tpc road
moneys 1
lTJULiJl
NOTES AND COMMENTS
Business Chinatown is rapidly as
suming a superior architectural appear
ance to any other part of the city of
equal area This should stimulate
public spirited enterprise in the Cau
casian commercial quarter and induce
liberal private concessions to the cause
of public improvements wherever such
is involved
FUN AND FANCY
Hartford Sunday Journal A hard
thine to sharpen the waters edge
Merchant Traveler A sole stirring
subject a nail in your shoe
Puck The idea of Boston being the
hub tires us We have spoke
New Haven News The age that all
women desire to approach is marriage
Boston Herald The largest room in
the world room for improvement
Boston Transcript Fast friends
jTom and Jerry
Boston Bulletin Moves in the
highest circles Saturn
Philadelphia Call A repentant dirt
is likely to plead jilty
Boston Bulletin Plain English
The females of that country
Nev York Commercial Advertiser
The boodlers march is written in one
Sharp
Boston Post The upper ten The
-St Louis and the umpire who helped
them
Binghampton Republican A recent
comic song is called Soap It comes
in bars
NewYotk Commercial Advertiser
A cow in Atlanta was bitten by a stray
dog and became mad She ought to
have been taken to Pasteur
Rochester Post Express Theres a
woman press association in the South
Uphere they piefer to attend to thQse
little social matters in private
DEATH OP PRINCESS tMlKL
The Sad Event Occurs at Waildki Last
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Evening
With yesterdays setting sun sank out
of earthly existence Her Royal High
ness Princess MHanfLiketike She
passed avay at her Waikiki residence
at a qunrlcr past 5 oclock after an ill
ness of several weeks
Her late Royal Highness was born
January 13 1851 consequently was a
little over thirty six years of age A
sister of His Majesty King Kalakaua
she was the daughter of the high chief
and chiefess Kapaakea and Keohoka
lole Princess Likelike was married on
September 22 1870 to the Hon
Archibald Scott Cleghorn Member of
the House of Nobles and of the Privy
Council of State and is the only mem
ber of the Royal Family having issue
Hence her only child the Princess
Kaiulani who was eleven years old the
1 6th of October last is Heiress Pre
sumptive to the Throne The sympa
thy of the nation wilj go out unre
servedly to the bereaved husband nnd
his motherless child
Princess Likelike was generally be
loved for her amiable and kindly dis
position her cordial nnd gracious
manners Her late Royal Highness
will long be remembered for the deep
interest she took in the welfare of her
race and in many worthy objects of a
religious and benevolent nature Al
though a leading member of St An
drews Cathedral she held a lively
concern for ihe prosperity of native
churches outside of the Anglican com
munion This was strikingly mani
fested in her attendance on last Satur
day week although in a weak physical
condition at a festival in aid ol the
KaQmakapili Church building fund
The body was brought to the city
cad this morning the hearse leaving
Waikiki about a quarter past 12 and
reaching the Palace at 2 oclock A
catafalque had been prepared in the
throne room on which the body was
placed and where it will he in state for
public view from iotill 2 oclock to
day
For the Lava Flow
The following passengeis will leave
next Saturday for the lava flow by the
steamer Likelike H A Widemann
and two children Mrs S Levey Miss
Ehrlich J McDonald W STabcr
M Lachland II Bicart J H Fisher
W H Baird Fand friend A Jaeger
W C Parke C B Braus J Eagan J
F MoreanC Livingstone H
lanc Dr J Brodie Jas Brodie V Sj
A 1 Simons W C Wilder and farn
ily Mrs McCully Mrs E C Pggel
C W Hart James Mahoney J H
Paty W A Whiting C O Berger J
T Dare and J H Lovejoy
SIDE IiIGHTS
Smoke the Wedge to he found at
C J McCarthys
Mr Tregloan in this issue tells of
specialties as well as the regular lines
of work and furnishings to be procured
at his well and favorably known estab
lishment the old stand corner of Fort
and Hotel streets
New Haven News You can get a
pretty good idea of a mans character
by noting how he acts toward his poor
relations
New Orleans Picayune Imitation
statesmen should be stamped as well as
imitation butter They deceive the
honest voter
Merchant Traveler Women are so
fond of trimmings and finery that they
even have their tempers ruflled once in
a while
New Orleansc Picayune No man
can serve two masters unless he is a
low down politician and both masters
have money
Lowell Courier An exchange says
salt is a remarkable remedial agent So
it is indeed It has been known to
even cure ham
Binghampton Republican Dr Tal
mage says every man should strive to
get into something He does Doctor
he docs into debt
Burlington Free Press A gentle
man advertisfcs for a mule spinner
Meanwhile the mule is waiting patiently
to have it trjed on
Life A Mr Wind of Wisconsin is
running for Congress Seems as if
there was too much wind in Congress
already
BUSINESS ITEMS
No hand book excels the Hawaiian Almanac
and Annual for reliable statistical and general
information relating to these Islands Irirc
50 cents
If you want a good smoku or your money
patronize home industry and call at J W
HinRleys Crystal- Soda Works 69 Hotel
street Island orders solicited and promptly
filled There is no license required ip tell
these cigars Do not forget the name J W
Hingley nor thu place Crystal Soda Works
Hotel street j
All
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1 SiwtuA sWIWwlC nCi f lVt4wiA fctW hi
KaACKlfeLfolkto
Offer for Sale
t I Various Sires
STEEL RAILS FENCE WIRES
ROOFINGSLATES CEMENT
CROCKERY ROCK SALT
VTEjSnSTA FURNITURE
And a Large Variety of other Goods too Numerous to Mention
AFFffi - TAKING STOCK
Goods at Greatly Reduced
Prices
BFEHLERSCO
99 Fort Strcot Honolulu
CHARLES HUSTACE
100 nnd 111 King rSt botwoou Fort und Alnlien
Has received per late arrivals a full assortment of
Consisting in tart of
Family Flour Gcrmca Oat Meal Corn Meal Cracked Wheat Breakfast Gem Dupee Ham
and Bacon Codfish Lard Smoked Beef New Cheese Kegs Cal Butter Dates Raisins
Mustard Sauce Sea Foam Wafers Saloon nnd Medium Bread Apples Humboldt Potatoes
Wheat Corn Bran Also a lull line of Cal Cracker Cos Crackers and Cakes All ol
which are offered at lowest rntcs All orders receive careful attention and prompt delivery
Both Telephones No 119- P O Box No 371
THE CENTRAL CIGAR STAND
Oampbolls Block Merchant StroGt
F H1LDER Proprietor
Bell Telephone 172 Mutual Telephone 375
Gentlemen will find the- Central always stocked with the
choicest Havana and Domestic Cigars and Tobaccos Fresh
importations by every steamer
VTho FLest MinlUi Clears la tho Market on Hand
N Island Orders- Carefully Attended to Give Mo a Call
GEORGE E NGELHARDT
Formerly with Samuel Nolt
IMPORTER fc DEALER IN
STOVES CHANDELIERS LAMPS
ALSO
Orockory Glassware House Pnrnislung Hardware Agato
Iron and Tinware
AGENT HALLS SAFE AND LOCK COMPANY
HE A VER BL OCA JFOR STREET
The Store formerly occupied ty S Norr ojpolnc SrHKCKrM k Co Hank Honolulu II I
S N CASTLE
G I TASTIE
Oil Cake wleat shows about a7 percent ot nutritive matter J this neatly 39 percent
Is equal to 100 lbs ol oats or 318 lbs of corn or 10 767 lbs of wheat bran
MIXED FEED as well as our usual supply of the best kinds of
Klncs Iaiace Lunalllo Home Opera House Honol
ana Aswan uumlings lite
J U ATUKIUON
U CASTLE
CASTLE COOKE
SHipping and Comiiiissioii Merchants
IMPORTERS AND DEALERS IN
Q ElSfjEHAX
Kohala Sugar Company
Iala Plantation
OroyeKanch Plantation
A II
AGENTSIFOIV
1
Haiku Sufiar Company
Hitchcock Co FlanUtlan
R HaUtcad W ua Plantation
Smith Co Koloa Kauai
Union Fire 01 Marine Insurance Comrany of San Irnnciico
tna Fire Inturance Company of Hartford -
The New England Mutual Life Inurance Company of llotton
D M Wwton Patent Centrifugal Machine
The New York and Honolulu Packet Line
The Merchants Line Honolulu and San frahcUco
Dr layne Sona Celebrated Medicine
t
Wilcox fcQlbl Remington nnd Wheeler Wilton Sewing Math
LAINE CO
Have received a consignment of themost EeoriomfcallinJ Valuable FeeJ fur all kluJs of stack
COOKED LINSEED MEAL
It is the greatest Tlesli former Milk and Uutter producer 11 use
yIj
100 bi of ihis meal
Also our Unrivaled
Hny Oats Wboat Cora Etc Etc
Which is oifrred at the Lowest Market Katei and delivered free ny part of the city
E B THOMAS
Contractor Builder
Estimates invert on all kinds of Drick Iron Stone and Wooden Bulldinirs Refers to the
following prominent buildings erected by him amongst others too numerous to mention the
u Library Wilder Mrs Lack To Ice
Brick Work m all its Brandies
Office S corner Queen and Alakca Streets
Jtfu Telephone No 38s
flcto tibcritsemetttflf
Pioneer Fuiraiture W arerobms
CE WILLIAMS
PROPRIETOR
Just Received
A xirtcty of PARLOR SETS Cedar Maple
And Walnut Medroom Sets Sideboards Wnid
robes Bookcases a variety of Baby Carriages
Mirrors and Mirror Plates
Upholstering In All Its Branches Satisfactorily Executed
Mutual Tclepht nc and Night Alarm No 76
STORE SS HOTEL STEEET
H AY AND GRAIN
LARGEST STOCKS
V 1
BEST OUALITY
LOWEST PRICES
UNION FEED CO
TclephoncsNo 175 Cor Queen and Edinburgh Sis
r 4
A Very Sweet Address
J ice cream xo
M8ftal
I CANDIES- Bell 182
I CAKES
J THE ELITE ICE CREAM PARLQRS
I 85- HOTEL STREET
a 1
Just Becived per 8 S Zealandia
A liTNE ASSORTMENT
a OF-
CLGAR
From the Celebrated Facltiry if StrahontJloim Ni
ew York
HOLLISTBR CO
109 Fort Street Honolulu
WOLFE CO
Ho 66 HOTEL STREET
Have Eeceived by Late Arrivals
American and English Jams and Jellies Tabic and Tie Fruit Star Hams Oxford Sausages
Curried Fowl Kippered Herrings Ireswed Bloaters Fried Kel Findon Haddock Tlum
Pudding French and American Fcas Crackers Cakes Mackenzies Fine Iliscuits Itc
Also a large assortment of Candles and Nuts Orders lll receive careful attention and
prompt delivery guaranteed
P O Box io Bell Teltphcue No 349 Mutual No 140
- NOTICE
REGULAR ANNUAL MEETING
THE Kaplohnl Park Association will be
held on Saturday the 29th day pf January
1887 at 12 M at the office of Cecil Urowr on
Merchant street A full attendance of stock
holders is recuiestcd
H R MACFARLANE
Secretary Kapiolant Park Association
Honolulu Jan 7 1887
TO RENT
A stable with IWc stalls and room for car
riages also a small cottage lobe had in same
yard if desired Centrally located v For
particulars enquire of WEST bOW CO
THE LIVERPOOL AND LONDON AND
Globs Inturance Conioahy
BISHOP Co AGENTS
estaAisiiiu 1636
LuUmilcil riahMly to Stockholder
Assets J7iOiJ03
Keserve 7500000
INCOME FOR 1S84
Premiums received after deduction of re
Insurance t
to 111 ft
RESIDENCE AT PRESENT 0C
THE by James A Kennedy corner
Kitiau and Pensacola Streets
Apply to JAMES A KENNEDY
Office Honolulu Iron Works Co
t
WESTERN AND HAWAIIAN IN
THE vestment Company limited
Money loaned for long or short periods on approved
security Apply to
Office Beaver Block Fort St
vr u uituif
Manager
Election of Officers
THE ANNUAL MEETING OF
AT stockholders of the Hawaiian Agri
cultural Company held January 20th 1W7
the following officers were elected for the en
suing year
President Hon C R Bishop
Vice President Mr Samuel C Allen
Treasurer Mr P C Jones
Secretary Mr J O Carter
Auditor Mr T May
Directors Hon C R llisliop Messrs
S C Allen and P C Jones
J O CARTER
Secretary
Honolulu Jan 20 18S7
Watchmaker and Jeweler
Opposttc Elite Ie Cream Parlors Hotel St
Manufacturing of all kinds of Jewelry settint
of Diamonds Etc
-
Glirnnomoleri a SiioclnHy
THE GREAT ARMY
TO OF WRITERS
Gillots Esterbrook Steel Pens
TODDSOOLD rStfS
FAiJEUS ANTINERYOOS PENHOLDERS
Rnbber Holders Cork Holders Ivory snd Ebony
Holders cold mounted Ivory and Hone
Folders and Paper Cutters FaWi Tablet
Erasers Denisons Velvet Erasers
Cr stal Rubber Hublcrin wood
pencil shape Thumb Tacks
Pencil Protectors Rubber
Hands of various
sires etc tic
for Sale hy TflOS 0 T11HVM
iia Fort Stkhkt
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